Arduino project to indicate whether you are free to chat. Developed by Emily.
- Connect your device to your computer with the USB cable
- It should automatically turn on
- Press the button repeatedly to cycle through the LED lights (Green = ok to talk, Yellow = can talk if needed, Red = don't talk to me)
- Turn off the device by unplugging from your computer
You can add more functionality by changing the software loaded onto the device. Instructions adapted from here
- Plug board into computer using micro USB cable and holding down the
bootsel
button. - Download the latest firmware from MicroPython. Save the
.uf2
file to the Pico device that shows up on your computer. - Unplug board from computer.
- Replug board into computer without holding down the
bootsel
button. - Install
Pico-W-Go
extension in VSCode - In the
pico-project
directory, runPico-W-Go > Configure Project
using the VSCode command palette (bring this up usingCtrl+Shift+P
) - Create a new python script in the directory and add your code.
- To upload your code to the board, right click the file and select
Run current file
.
These diagrams are using the Arduino Uno, which is not the final controller to be used in this project.